Seci Construction, Inc. Earns CertainTeed’s Highest Siding Contractor Credential
Sep 19, 2026
Clifton, NJ, September 19, 2026 -- Seci Construction, Inc. has earned the CertainTeed SidingMaster™ PREMIER credential, the highest company credential level available through CertainTeed’s siding contractor program. The designation recognizes advanced product and installation education and gives homeowners looking for a siding company another way to evaluate the qualifications behind their home improvement projects.
To get the greatest long-term value from a siding replacement, proper installation is essential. Correct spacing, fastening, allowance for expansion and contraction, and careful detailing around trim, corners, windows, doors, and rooflines all help the siding maintain its appearance and protect the home over time. Through CertainTeed’s credentialing program, Seci Construction Inc. has completed training and qualification requirements tied to those details, along with product knowledge for CertainTeed vinyl siding, polymer shakes, and trim systems.
Max Delfini, Marketing Director at Seci Construction, Inc., said, “Homeowners should know who is installing their siding and what training stands behind the work. Earning CertainTeed’s top credential gives our customers a clear reason to feel confident in our work.”
The SidingMaster™ PREMIER credential also supports more informed conversations before construction begins. Homeowners planning new siding can work with the CertainTeed Premier Installer to compare materials, colors, profiles, trim options, maintenance needs, and product-specific warranty terms. For homes with damaged or aging siding, the company can assess whether targeted repairs or a broader replacement option is the best solution for their home.
The new designation adds to Seci Construction Inc.’s existing CertainTeed ShingleMaster™ PREMIER roofing contractor status. Hiring a roofing company that holds PREMIER credentials for both roofing and siding work is particularly relevant when a project involves more than one part of the home’s exterior.
Roof edges, flashing, soffit, fascia, gutters, wall transitions, windows, and trim meet in areas where poor project coordination can create visible gaps or water-management concerns. When those areas are not properly installed by a contractor that is trained to work with these specific integrated systems, errors can allow water to enter behind materials. Over time, this can cause roof leaks, rot, or structural damage.
As a CertainTeed SidingMaster™ PREMIER contractor, Seci Construction Inc. is exclusively authorized to offer all levels of CertainTeed SureStart™ PLUS extended warranty protection on qualifying siding installations. Depending on the CertainTeed products and coverage level selected, the warranty may extend beyond standard product protection to cover eligible materials and labor associated with a manufacturing defect, provide non-prorated protection for an extended period, and allow coverage to be transferred to a future homeowner.
By bringing roofing and siding planning together, Seci Construction Inc. can review how those exterior systems connect instead of treating each job as an isolated installation. That can be useful for homeowners replacing a roof and siding at the same time, repairing storm-related exterior damage, or updating an older home where several materials have reached the end of their useful life.
About the company: Seci Construction, Inc. is a family-owned roofing and exterior construction company serving homeowners in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania. Founded in 1973, the company provides roof repairs, full roof replacements, roof inspections, siding installation and repair, gutters, windows, masonry, and related exterior services. The company holds manufacturer credentials that include CertainTeed ShingleMaster™ PREMIER and SidingMaster™ PREMIER, along with other roofing industry designations.
Contact Info:
Name: Max Delfini
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Organization: Seci Construction, Inc.
Address: 790 Bloomfield Ave Bldg G, Clifton, NJ 07012
Phone: +1 866 572 7324
Website: https://seciinc.com/
Release ID: 89203778
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